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Paul Wheaton, The Duke of Permaculture, is an author, producer, certified advanced master gardener, and owner of. He has created hundreds of youtube videos, hundreds of podcasts, multiple DVDs, and written dozens of articles and a book. As the lead mad scientist at Wheaton Labs, he's conducted experiments resulting in rocket stoves and ovens, massive earthworks, solar dehydrators and much more.
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William Bronson wrote:

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William Bronson wrote: What have y'all been feeding them?



I think that is the key.

Hugelkultur.  Mulch.  Polyculture. Chop and drop certain neighbors (like snowberry).



Notably, not heavy nitrogen but heavy carbon/lots of organic matter.



Heavy carbon and heavy nitrogen.  The greens that are chopped and dropped, especially the snowberry (a nitrogen fixer) which is a weed here.  We cut 95% of the snowberry off and use it as mulch.  This makes the roots drop a lot of roots, underground, which are also loaded with N.

William Bronson wrote: What have y'all been feeding them?



I think that is the key.

Hugelkultur.  Mulch.  Polyculture. Chop and drop certain neighbors (like snowberry).
I think greenlivingbook might be next ...

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https://richsoil.com/willow


We made a new bundle for the skip stuff.  

The point of this thread is that the first three were word press things (and all the headaches that come with that).  All four of these are static pages.  No wordpress.   Did we make booboos?  All smooth?

For freeheat, we asked you all which you liked better and you liked the new page better.  So we made it permanent.  




About the summit

The Eat Your Dirt Summit has a jam-packed, star-spangled, rip-snortin' line-up of permaculture peeps, soil sleuths, and gardening gurus who are set to knock your socks off with their fountains of information and helpful tips on transforming your environment into a growing extravaganza!

Looking for ways to transform a boring landscape into an abundant food forest? They've got that covered.

Experiencing some gardening challenges and need some guidance? Yep, that, too.

Want to increase the healthy foods you feed yourself and your family? Apparently, it's all in the dirt. Check it out!

This summit is all about the most important aspect of any gardening or farming venture - the soil - and how to leverage your resources, improve your soil, and grow an abundance of food.

Don't miss out on this fantastic opportunity to hear 30+ experts talking about how you can fix your broken soils, grow your own food, and alter the landscape for the better, forever.





The list of presentations

Level 1: Making Your Dirt

  • Topsoil Quality Guidelines for Landscaping with Von Isaman
  • Hop Compost Company & Making Compost in Large Batches with Kevin Davies
  • Worm Composting and Soil Recipes with Steve Masley
  • Composting for Complete Beginners with CaliKim
  • Hidden Half of Nature with Anne Biklé and David Montgomery
  • Speaker Panel on Making and Using Soil






  • Level 2: Using Your Dirt

  • Practicing Permaculture with No Land of Your Own with Milton Dixon
  • Principles, Practices, and Tips for Water-Harvesting Earthworks and Rain Gardens by Brad Landcaster
  • Ideas for Building a Permaculture Edible Landscape with Amy Stross
  • 15 Lessons Learned from Diving Headlong into a Permaculture Based Homestead with Diego Footer
  • Uncommonly Easy to Grow Fruits in the Food Forest with Michael Judd
  • Urban Homesteading the Neighborhood and Seed Starting with Sarah Sailer
  • Organic Container and Raised Bed Gardening with Steve Masley
  • Urban Food Forestry and Plant Selection with Leigh Martin
  • Beyond The Backyard Homestead with Carleen Madigan
  • Earthworks – When NOT to Make Them with Douglas Barnes
  • Hugelkultur Q&A with Paul Wheaton
  • Landscape Design and Community Food Forestry with Jacqueline Cramer






  • Level 3: Healing Your Dirt

  • The Conscious Entrepreneur and Permaculture with Devin Slavin
  • Restoration, Soil Sampling, and Food Forest City Park with Borderlands Restoration
  • Organic Farming for the Planet with Grace Gershuny
  • Rocket Mass Heaters and Outdoor Applications with Ernie and Erica Wisner
  • Creating a Permaculture Abundance with William Horvath
  • Sustainable: A Documentary with Annie Speicher and Matt Wechsler
  • From Scary to Beautiful with Permaculture with Paul Wheaton
  • 5 Keys to a Healthier and Happier Life While Leaving a Legacy with Wayne Dorband
  • Growing a Revolution with David Montgomery
  • Healing the Earth through Energy Work with Cable Jones
  • Growing a Skincare Business with Herbal Heart Apothecary (H2A) – Heather Goldstein and Sarahkate Greeley
  • Speaker Q&A on Climate Change
  • The Carbon Underground Project with Larry Kopald
  • Closing Keynote: Making Soil Great Again Masterclass with Amanda Smith



  • A short preview of some of the presentations


    3 days ago

    Peter Carey wrote:thanks bur, i need an experienced 'builder of rocket mass heater' to work with me and help design it to my situation. is there someone for hire?  I will pay $ for experienced worker. e-mail me please.



    https://permies.com/w/rmh-builders-list

    4 days ago
    I think this is the result of all of our efforts to make a richer soil.  
    these are the biggest sunchokes i have ever seen.  Plucked from a hugelkultur here where we are working to build the soil.

    Jules holding two ....   yes, this is just two sunchokes.  One sunchoke filled two huge skillets of fry-up.  

    And then one sunchoke on a huge cutting board.  Hands for scale.